The kinds of rishtas we handle

A match found two valleys away

Groom from Palampur · Bride from Baijnath

Both families had been searching for over a year within their own circles without success. They lived forty minutes apart and had never heard of one another. The kundalis matched at 28 gunas with no Nadi or Bhakoot dosh, and the families met within a fortnight.

“We had looked everywhere except twenty kilometres down the road.”

A daughter working in Chandigarh

Bride in Chandigarh · Groom in Dharamshala

The parents wanted a Himachali family and the daughter wanted someone who understood her career. The whole process ran over phone and WhatsApp, with the first family meeting arranged for a weekend when both were home.

A Manglik chart that was not the problem it seemed

Groom from Jaisinghpur · Bride from Hamirpur

The family had been told for two years that a Manglik chart would make the search very difficult. It was matched with another Manglik chart, which is treated as mutually cancelling, and the remaining kootas were strong.

“Nobody had explained it to us properly before.”

Second marriage, handled quietly

Two families in the Kangra valley

A divorced daughter whose family wanted the search handled with complete discretion and no online profile anywhere. Three proposals were shared over four months, all pre-verified.

Both families wanted the same pandit

Groom from Mandi · Bride from Palampur

Different districts follow different sequences at a wedding. Because the same person had matched the kundali and knew both households, the ceremony order was agreed weeks in advance instead of on the morning.

A rishta that was correctly refused

A family in Baijnath

Not every story ends at a mandap. A proposal that looked strong on paper failed the background check, and the family was told before anyone met. That is also the job.

“He told us no. That is when we knew we could trust him.”